Louis Feuillade’s mad serialized tale of a master criminal organization that robs, kidnaps, and murders their way through Parisian society is a strange and wonderful masterpiece of early cinema.
F.W. Murnau directs the first screen adaptation of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” in everything but name and it is still the most beautiful and resonant interpretation of the defining vampire novel.
This World War I action spectacle from director William Wellman was the most expensive Hollywood movie ever made in its day and wowed audiences with its spectacular aerial footage.
Charles Lane directs and stars as a homless street artist in this socially aware American Independent comedy set and shot on the streets of New York City.
